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What is the Creighton Model System?
What is the Creighton Model System?
It’s a natural, standardized method of tracking a woman’s fertility by observing biological signs. It helps couples achieve or avoid pregnancy and monitor reproductive health.
How long does it take to learn the CrMS?
How long does it take to learn the CrMS?
Most women/couples meet with a Practitioner for an Introductory Session, then follow-up sessions (usually 8 within the first year). Most people feel confident after 2–3 cycles of charting with support.
Is CrMS effective?
Is CrMS effective?
Yes. When properly learned and used, studies show the Creighton Model is over 95–99% effective for avoiding pregnancy and highly effective in identifying fertile times to achieve pregnancy.
How is CrMS different from other natural family planning (NFP) methods?
How is CrMS different from other natural family planning (NFP) methods?
The Creighton Model uses a standardized system of charting with consistent, clear observations. It is medically integrated with NaProTECHNOLOGY, which means your chart can also be used for diagnosing and treating women’s health concerns.
Do I need to stop using birth control first?
Do I need to stop using birth control first?
Yes. Hormonal birth control interferes with natural fertility signs. You can begin learning the system once you’ve discontinued it.
Can I use the CrMS if my cycles are irregular?
Can I use the CrMS if my cycles are irregular?
Yes. The system works for women with regular, irregular, long, or short cycles. The charting helps reveal patterns and provides clarity regardless of cycle type.
Is it just for married couples?
Is it just for married couples?
No. Single women can also use it to understand their health, monitor cycles, and identify issues like PCOS, endometriosis, or hormonal imbalance.
What health conditions can the CrMS help with?
What health conditions can the CrMS help with?
The Creighton Model, when paired with a NaPro-trained doctor, can assist in diagnosing and treating infertility, recurrent miscarriage, PMS, postpartum depression, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, polycystic ovarian disease, and other gynecological issues.
Is the CrMS faith-based?
Is the CrMS faith-based?
While it aligns with Catholic teaching, the science is universal. Women and couples of all faiths—or no faith—use it for family planning and health.
How is the CrMS different from tracking apps?
How is the CrMS different from tracking apps?
Apps can predict based on averages, but the Creighton Model trains you to observe your own body’s signs in real time. It’s personalized and medically reliable.
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